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Old 06-06-05, 13:01
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Default Re: Re: Re: Re: Low-flying Catalina
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Originally posted by Rod Diery
Hi Hanno, As a matter of interest, what has the Netherlands replaced their P3C fleet with?
Rod, they replaced them with the Thin Air Mk.I...
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I have to agree, the Catalina sure looks nice.
It has undergone extensive restoration to better-than-new condition as the Netherlands Airworthiness Authority is very strict and makes no exceptions for historical aircraft. It is now certified for commercial operation carrying 15 paying passengers (of which I plan to be one some day soon!)

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